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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF REPORT
~ IN THE MATTEHOF THE HARLEM RIVER AND
SPU YTnN DUYVIL CREEK IMPROVEMENT. AND

u II vi
~ IN TIE MATTEhor THE MARLEM RIVER AND
sPrYTnN DufyiL CREEK IMPROVEMENT; ATp
LAID.
Public notice is hereby givon by the Comptroller Of tho
CITY NewYork pursuant section OF chapter ia Of
nrmaon on July 1856 OF te Report OF the
Court In tho matter Of the petition
p pnr. s an 10 chapter Of tho Laws Of 1876 amsnc
acquiring to right OF way necessary for Tho o,
Harlem River and Spnyon Duyv Creek from tho Norh
the East RIVER through the Harlem Ills Ana APP
peas having been taken to The General Term q se
the 10Th day OF Jny. 1856 and bearing cate me
AMI the same were dismissed on the iih day February
1887 copy of which sad order Of the General Term dismiss
LAY OF February. 1897 I'd approved by tho
The abstract Of Tie was hIed in
The Office of sad Controller ON the 18th day OF March, 1884,
OF tho Clerk Of Arrears the city Of New
G"r s 81 70 s @ sS 81 a s %
pursuance Of 'ho provisions OF said section o. ne,
the assessments for benefit made IN said Abstract OF Assess
to he paid In the Office of the said Comptroller 10
thirty days the said 2st OF March, 1887 without In
erest and the same are not paid within nil sy day. there
taken for the enforcement aud coeton OF the same the pro-
And if not paid within thirty days thereafter interest at
he Of eight cetum annnm shall accrue ami oe
such shall not be paid within ninety days
mon the time SAID report o. assessment Is confirmed COR inc
said abstract OF entered In inc
Record OF Assessments kept the Bureau Of the Clerk OF
Comptroller hereby authorized Immediately
upon the expiration 0 said ninety days To Issue his warrant
shall signed by said Comptroller and directed to the
"shern OF the ciy and County Of New;york ss sr
parties named In said warrant tho sum or sumo
I po@ per m and after
of thirty DAYS from Tho date of the connrmatou OF said s
to tho povisi11s and under The authority OF is
March 20, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
REAL ESTATE
RrrsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE

o., mnor,apt incident at the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday during the public hours ives the sale py
hett Co. eghtcen lots the north side OF
sndorty between Tenth aud b. Nichoas aveA
formed mart OF the OF Chester A. Arthur
Coudert Richards were present on the
stand rs lot sold being corner on mo ro'on Aque
duct and onchundred brcnghs 5000
from ss0iff n ALVIN Interior al from
sa he the auctlOpssr sold sixteen
S,; ~ Madison snS To- Randolph
s.shs o sod SsG Fsa
e FRS, ss o S West s f
s rSs Toaway and sixth high
soop and cellar brownstoae building 1t sold Tor
important continue be reported daily in uptown
Bioes between and one
a1% 70 eGss
Eghthavc resod for $50 900 to MT pnse
sps shaw if on he
:mssa orc sdsaSS ss ias
reported at private contrac! OF az fSSr
T ;sSS sesons9 gcTSs4sss for
:s $s.ss
s si"r Es pnuw nna ns" house in
for Sg o
South oxfOrdst. Brooklyn. Tor $4,000.
NEw-YoRK, Monday. April 4. 1897.
The following sales made at the Exchange and Auc-
By }. E. Brngiere.
a story buding with lot No lao West 42dst. s. -o
Is5i; n of broadway lot 24.6xS J Ryan,. S46Z5O
Rv William Kennedy d Bro
! story dwelling with lot No ll6 East 3ltlistss
H ftU INV Oh Le.nr.one O' $4,000
BIZ A. j. Bieecker's Son Co.
Siofs 7tSays 25nis9 10 each Bolmer 5000
By Jere johnson, IT.
Ssory spi, ia ave wl st oDanne $3.50
By Rehdrd Y. Hd,neh Co.
lots ms Nest dt''s- 10 ne IonS - % 500
,o, al aove 55xe9 ii each: @ Plusa ....... $500
elOds ms .. West w pe Long Do 27o7s
O -, 1919 ,aa = each. Mr. See IL 725
] lot adj above :5x991l; II Baldwin 1870
4s5srE Sw oi a w lot S sxioos Howe 1880
lot d0tnave' 2ali OF io4asN -o.. 5000
lots on Iae sSasnhemer COZ .. $4,000
lots ssc E ssms SnTer ioo .. 2sooo
2ots sm on Sf1ave' cor o. ieo.n.. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05

CTAR THEATRE. x,
~ WILSON BAkkErr.
MISS EASTLAkE.
and tina LONDON PRINCESS THEATRE C0 -
THIS TUESDAY EVENING LAST TINE VI
~ Ne Rarretts New Version of Shakespeares Tragedy,
" HAMLET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. and until further notica
Also tho SATURDAY matineo,
CLITO,
An Original spectacular TIsgsay Sy ss me
MessrA SYDNEY CRU NDf and " ilSoS oA""EAAs
Presented with all It's
LONDON SCENERY AND kFFECrS
General Admission 75 centa ~.
orr hestra and circle. 81 80 -
balcony 81 and 81 So
Family Circle, Reserved % cents A'ms11S - s,1SH
Manas SSih.> SNN'',.-
CTANDARD THEATRE =, e
EASTER MONDAY, APRiL dJ,.vv
In Won suppe's Spectacular opera
TRIP TO AFRICA
'saIe Of seats begins rhnrsday morning.
TTHALIA.-To.ni night THOMAS first time
Wednesday SOIL UND HABEN. THURSDAY etorentrted:
CID YEAR MERRIMAC AND MONITOR
NAVAL BATTLE ,,,,...
Continued OF the Greatest Panorama ever exho
Madison ave. aad 18th st Open day aud evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
Gonnirp properip UantcI.

WANTED TO RENT.-A hotel suitable for
w summer resort II adapted 10 yearly business no
objection. Address e. box ~ Tribune Once with terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05

I'D FLOOR suites and single rooms; choice
part 0f Murray excellent table beet references NJ
kvE6ITT DIRECrORY. ~ West 35thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
ftrtures auN Aleetings.

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETf.-N0.
IN membera stated meeting VIZ y fed TooTS
II. d., VIII read payer on "raE pm1S!S AND S~"1A
ANDREW WARMER. Recording secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
THOMAS O. HlfLHOUSE
solicitor OF Complainant 30 wall-st.. N. y.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
~ COUNTY. Louise Zimmerman aLd Frederick kracnter
The last will AMI testament OF William Iim
norman deceased agaBsf Imi Deckorhon. Louis liioeF
Adolph Erbsloeh and George kinLcL supplemental sum
mons. No. ].
10 The above named Defendant Emil Deckerhon. 49,
hereby summoned 20 the complaint ~ tlls
acou md Ia a q your til. Plaintiffs
Attorney within twenty days after tho service OF ts m
exclusive OF the day of AMI III cas-" OF Your
failure appear answer Judgment Will be taken against
you by default the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York, March 30 1SS6
HECTOR NJ. HITCHINGS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
ONCE and Post Onico address, No. ~ Nassau ST.
Ncw-York CITY.
To Emil Dicckerhof Defendant
The foregoing served upon you by publication
pursuant OF n Edgar VI Cullen Justice oi tho
upi OF the state Of York datoi tbs 18Th LAY
November 1886 and Met with he complaint In the oico
Clerk ~ Kings County tbs lOth day OF Jan
nary d. 1887 tho County Court House Ia tho CITY Of
Brooklyn.
New York. Jan. 10 1897. Yours &c.
HECTOR VI. IirCHING-. Plant n's Attorney
Office and Post Onico address,. NO l32 Nassau 81,
New .Norkt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05

Amnsements.
A MEXICAN Art GALLERIES.
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
sAM TO AND 1880 TO 10 P NJ
THE T. STEWART
ART COLLECTION
e i'ps Il 81 spss is;iSa tickets S.
accordingly.
BASEBALL. - Polo Grounds To-day
Gam. VS. JAspEhs lManhatlan c0rsgs N;;,..., o..
CASINO Broadway and 39th.st
THE sPAHk FkMpy GqNIc OPERA
"REcEIyED WITH R0ARs OF LAUGHTER"
Great Cast, BeaniiIa Costumes. scenery: &c: &c:
na sT evening" Popular
EDEN MUSEE. 23d-st.. bet. 9TH and 9Th aves
II oPES SE1M Il re INV sTTPATs TO IL
Concerts daily II from sI % ana @i' toii BY
and PRINCE pA MGESTi h A5Ys ORCH esrRA
Admission 50 cents Children % cents.
AJEEB-rhe Myitifyng Chess Automaton-AJEEh
Reserved SEATS. Orchestra Circle balcony cents
IL
Magazine Of Mirth
TIN SOLDIER TIN SOLDIER
TIN SOLDIER TIN SOLDIER
TIN SOLDIER TIN SOLDIER
A TIN SOLDIER A TIN SOLDIER
Evenings at s. Matnees Wednesday and SATURDAY at q
EXTRA.-NIBLOS.
~ EASTER MONDAY. APRrLlL
GRAND REVIVAL KfRALFY BROS
BLACK CROOK.
NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
G2d ANNUAL EXHIBITION,
23D STREET AND4TH AVENUE
Now daily from 10 and from 7a to 10 p M
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
WALLAcKSS os,r,vr s,ccrss
OF the most Picturesque OF
AMERICAN PLAYS.
NEW YORK ONE-HENDRED YEARS AGO.
TIME-Durng the War FOR Independence
THE DOMINIES DAUGHTER.
THE DCMINIE'S DAUGHTER.
THE DOMiNIE5 DAUGHTER
Every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday Matinee.
btTH-S'i. THEATRE. Cor 6th-ave.
a II Natinees "Wednesday and Saturday.
18TH WEEK Of DENNAN THOMPSON.
18TH WEEK OF THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
1oOTH MISUNDERSTANDING. APRIL IL
Gallery % ceLts Reserved, 3jc 50c.. 7Jc. II. 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
auction Sales Of Real estate

EZRA F. RAYMOND, AuctiOneer.
IL Supreme Court sale-Charles A. Jackson Referee
TUESDAY, APRIL u
Atl2 O'Clock, Estate Exchange.
50 TO IS Libcrty-sG
70 Beachst The plot OF land 40xl00 with
Brick building covering whole plot
Maps and particulars at the office, 80 Pnest
DICHARD v. HARNETT & CO.. AuctiOneers,
At ~ O'Clock noon at the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room, SO to s. Libertyst,
EAST 73D-ST..
NEAR 5TH.AVE.,
Magnificent story highs to0p browDst0ne residence
with extension and lot 2lxl022 Rich In decoration;
RICHARDS SAUSE, esqs. agents. 62 Pine St
THURSDAY, APRIL a.
Attn AND 4sTH SITS. ST OF 1ST AVENUE.
10 desirable lots with brick buildings
20 remain mortgage
Maps Aucti0neers. 10 LDerty-st.
RICHARD Y. HARNETT& CO: Agctioneers
Atlantic and Side streetA
Choice 26h Ward Property.
Fifteen elegant Atlanticave lots ,,,... .,
Fifty lots Immediately adjacent situated block east Oh
Cypress lin the line OF BrookyDs rapid growth
AUCTION SALE THURSDAY. ApRIL7.
at IL o'clock n0oD at the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE and AUCTION ROOM.
SO TO 65 Liberty-st NewYork
Also at time and place
Two l0rOOm cottages.
Seaside House, Rockaway Beach,
one fronting on Jamaica Bay.
For maps and terms Of sale address
RICHARD " HARNETT CO.. 70 ADertyst. ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
flats ano Rooms 90 Eel.

flats and Rooms 90 Ett.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS in suites of
par, and one or two WIN Sas ss .
night rents from $500 up Apply to So PERINTENDENT
20 si ' co S broadway
ELEGANT apartments in the LispcDard, No.
~ 81 East o6thst rooms all light parties hiring now
nave Appy SxSir5R on
MURRAY HILL near 5TH-AyE.-Elegant
A bachelor apartments wit" Sa' 4
THE EVELYN, 1Ol to lO7 West 18th st., over
looking Manhattan and Central Parks one Of the hnest
York three elsvaors steam heat Cabinet nsh an elegant
y decorated throughout an experienced manager residents
THE ST. GEORGE-APARTMENT HOUSE,
223 and 225 East l7h.st
sTUYvEsANT SQUARE,
Rebuilt by tho aermania Life Insurance Company tho
most substantial supervision Of Messrs
J. q. Cady Co. architects
Every known procaution taken to safety.
Rolled Iron Boams Terra Gotta Partitions Slate
stairwaya
Ready for occupancy o before Msy1
The apartments and comprise eight viz
library two parlors dining and Kitchen
together with ROOM buffers pantry and ample closet
room steam heat bells elevator Direct light and
ventilation For particulars apply TO
JOHN a. FOLSOM. IL Bible House
VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT. 5th-
n.1ar corner
.' w. .1 gc6 SI Is west vest a sGSsn'' - ''
cd FLOOR suites and single rooms; choice
EvE%iTTi DiRIcToRs u ~s:s sssa.S -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
Afternoon Stock Market
Governments /.
Ohicaso Produce. Markets. d.

CHICAGO Produce Markets.
CHICAGO. April Ii.
Wheat-Stronger; cash, 1915 a 50;
May, esX June, 8l1s.
Corn-Easy; cash S41s q 371s; May,
SO 1916; June, 40T.
oats-Easy; cash, 24s5 q 2S14.; May,
291s.
Pork-steady; cash, 2O.75; May, 81;
June, 81.
Lard-steady; cash, 7.4o; May, 7.45.
Whisky-L18.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat Unchanged.
Corn-Unchanged
Pork-Unchanged.
Lard-Unchanged
Rye-Quiet. $50 q 50.
Barley-Firm. 51K.
Shoulders, 6.10G625; short clear, $40
@s.75; short ribs, 6.25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
New York STOCK Exchange.

New YORK. April I3-Foreign opera
tors not getting any response from this
market to their efforts to advance prices,
changed front this morning. and were
free sellers of stocks purchased in the
last few days. The market opened
weak and declined, ranging up to Is
per cent. in Louisville 81 Nashville, and
further losses were established in the
early dealings. The entire market raj
lied, however, under the lead Of West
ern Union and Wheeling and Lake Erie,
and the early losses were generally re-
gained. after which the market became
comparatively quiet and steady. In the
afternoon the entire list declined, under
persistent hammering, and with the
exception Of one slight rally, the weak
ness continued until pm, when the
lowest figures for the day generally
were made. There was slight rally
in. the last hour, and the close was
moderately active and steady.
Government bonds were dull and
steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
LATER

NEW YoRK. April 13. =
Money, 4@5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14

Money on eau, easy, 8 g I, closed
offered 8.
Prime mercantile paper q 6.
Sterling exchange Unchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
Is. 41d. greasy locks and pieces. sd. q

Is. 4Hd.; greasy locks and pieces. sd. a
is 21zd.
New South Wales-Sales, 1000 bales
secured, Is I'D. q Is. Id; secured
locks and pieces, 10d. @ 1s.; greasy,
7%d. "a Id; greasy locks and pieces,
I'D. q 911d.
South Australia-Sales, 1,4co bales /;
secured. Is. Id. q Is. 6]1d.; secured
locks and pieces I'd. q Is. 3xd.; greasy,
sd. @ 1Od.; greasy locks and pieces. Sd.
Queensland Sales, LOO bales !:
secured. 10d. q Is. 3D.; secured iocIs
and pieces, SID. q Is. 3D.; greasy, I'd.
@ 10Hd.; greasy locks and pieces, gid,
Swan Rlyer-Scoured, Is. I'D. "a is.
419d; greasy, Sd. @ 611d.
Tasmania-Sales 700 bales; secured
10d. $50 s
Cape of Good Hope and NataI-Salas
1000 bales; secured, Sd. @ Is. ed;
greasy, 51zu. W o1zu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
London WOOL

LONDON, April 13.-At the resumption
of the wool sales to-day there was full
at enhance of foreign buyers and mode
rate home BUYERS. Home buyers COM
plain that the character and prices are
above reach. The sales will end the
23d instant. There were offered to-day
II, $50 bales. Following are the sales IN
detail:
Victoria-Sales, $500 bales; secured !,
ukd. q Is. 10d.; secured locks and
pieces, sgd. q Is. 3D.; greasy, SGD "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Hops. dull and
heavy. Coffee, spot fair; Rio, steady;
options, lower, fairly active; sales. 49,
5 0. bags; April, l3 G5; May, 1870 q
1895; June, 1875 q 1880; July. 1885 a
1890; August. 80 a 400. Sugar,
steady; centrifu- ais, 81. Lead, duh
Others unchanged,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, April Ii.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000; dull, lower;
shipping steers, $50 TO 1900 pounds,
$50 @ SIS; stockers and feeders, $50
a 400; Texas cattle, $50 O. $50.
Hogs = Receipts, 5000; slow, 10
lower; rough and mixed, $50 q $40;
packing and shipping, $50 q $50;
light. AIS a $50:
Sheep = Receipts. 5000; active, 10
lower: natRes, $50 q 5.15; shorn, 800
a 400; western, 400 q ASS; Texans,
ESQ a 400.
Lambs-4.50 a $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
New York Mining Market.

New YORK, Aprll 13-Mining shares
were quiet, but strong, with the follow
ing closing prices bid: Amador Sl.75,
Bodie 81. Ell Cristo 81, Homestake $l4
Mexican $435, North Belle Isle 81,
Navajo 81 10. Standard 81, Silver King
1915, Security 5 %, Sutro 26.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
New york Dry Goods.

New YoRK, April 13.-The market
was very quiet IN demand and sales
were through old. engagements. A fair
movement was IL progress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
British Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL. April 13.

Wheat = Quiet, but steady, demand
Door; holders offer moderately.
Corn = Quiet, but steady, demand
poor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
COMMERCIAL.
Some Activity On the New
York Exchange.
AT THE LONDON WOOL SAFES.
Wednesdays Quotations and Sales at
the Various Marts OF Trade
and Commerce.
Bullion
Money Market.

New YoRK. April 1s.-Bar silver, 959s.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-09-22
Cardinal Gilman. and mr.. meGl,..-

Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore author.
ICES the following statement in reference Ia
ais connection with the McGlynn case.
shortly alter his arrival in Rome in Feb.
ruary Cardinal Gibbons in an audience
with the pope, was requested by the latter
to ask DR.. McGiynn to come TO Rome. The
next day the cardinal complied with the
instructions; but as he did not know DR..
MeGlynn's address he wrote the letter to
DR.. Burtsell, because he regarded him as a
friend Of DIR. McGlynn. Some weeks later
Cardinal Gibbons received a reply from DIR,
Burtsell, giving reasons and excuses why
DR.. McGlynn did not go to Rome. As the
answer FROM DR.. Burtsell was addressed
lot to Cardinal Simeoni. but to Cardinal
Gibbons himself. the latter saw no reas on
lor handing the letter TO the Propaganda.
Far, however, from SURPRISING it's con.
tents, lie was very careful to communicate
them to the cardinal project OF the Propa.
ganda. Cardinal Gibbons was in no way
authorized TO act as an intermediary be
tween DIR. Mcfilynn and his archbishop,
and therefore serupulously avoided inter
lering in "a matter in which he had no di-
rect concern. and his visit to Rome had
10 view a different purpose.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-09-22
The Orange Tree.

Our readers are all of them, UNI
1oubtedly, quite familiar with the
orange fruit, for it has become a pref
ty cheap luxury in all parts of our
country, but the number of those
who have seen the orange growing
upon its tree, is much more restricted.
The San Jose Herald dwells p o the
beauty of the tree, loaded with its
ripening fruit, as follows:
The apathy which the people living
on the orange belt manifest towards
the planting and raising of the fruit
IS astonishing, to say the least.
Every feature of the business is favor
able. The trees are highly ornament
al. Among all the trees of the forest
and the orchard the orange is pre-
eminent for beauty. 1t is "a thing OF
beauty" ga Joy forever" In January
or June, April or October, its thick
d~ark-green, glossy foliage is unlike
everything else. The apple, peach
and plum have an ephemeral
beauty, it is true. The thin, delicate
leaves and blossoms that rapidly
grow and mature, but with a days
life, as it were, seem to be hurried into
existence, hurried into maturity and
hurried to death, for with them life is
tieetins; but the orange puts forth
leaves solid, dark-green and rich, to
last for years. The same leaves elab.
crate the rich juices for many success
i've generations of fruit. Compared to
the other fruits named, the orange is
perennial.
Other trees put out blossoms and
leaves and shed them in a few short
months; life is strongly mixed up with
death, but the orange is always green.
Its growth is slow, but it expends
no force in useless foliage and branch
es. The amount of fruit a tree ten
feet high will bear is astonishing, but
as the wood is of slow rowth it is
stiff and strong; it rarely breaks down
or drops its fruit. 1t will even bear
the swaying OF a strong wind without
damage. A young orange tree,
bearing q thousand oranges, each
greater in diameter than the
parent tree, is a striking object. A
tree painting or drawing would be
considered an exaggeration; only a
t>SASPh "Ohid DG CItulGtQ as De-
ing truthful. About the time OF the
citrus fair many such pictures were
taken, showing oranges occupying
nearly one.fourth OF the surface OF the
tree. Hundreds o! Californians, even,
doubt the possibility OF such enor.
nous productions until they see the
trees. The writer of the article. in
company with q gentleman from the
East, counted over sixty large oranges
on a limb less than the inch in Diane
ter. All hands agreed that tho weight
OF fruit would have exceeded the
whole weight of the tree-leaves.
limbs, trunks and all. An orange
tree will show a tinge of yellow fruit a
mile away.
No painter, with all the shades that
modern chem istry has developed, can
make a continuation of colors equal
to Che deep gold of the ripe orange
nesting among the dark-green leaves.
Even Solomon's apples OF gold in pic
lures OF silver are no comparison to
it.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-09-22
Not a Costly Luyury.

From the Buffalo Times.
"How much does your best girl cost
you old fellow?" was pumped at a
beardless boy who makes his bread
n butter, about So "a week. in The
carpenter trade. After demurrinc as
usual, over looking at the sentin,er..
tal AFFAIR ] n SO practical a light. his
objections were finally overruled. and
he consented to talk.
me and my girl take in all the MN.
u shows. Ten weeks of museums
at 20 cents a week makes 50. An the
girls banker after ice cream, and Ipen.
eraliy put up 81 on ice cream. / have
to get her 10 cents worth OF taffv off
and on. That comes to rs cents
easy. In summer time we get reckless
and go to two big blowonts anvwav
most generally picnics. With the
car-fare that comes TO SO. Other
evenings we go to the parks and freeze
to one. OF them benches. That donst
cost nothing except the car.fare. Sly.
ty cents would about settle that. Tor
sometimes we walk, don't Won sac
When Christmas comes I do the grand
n buy o pair of earrings or some
other piece OF finery, the kind Urls
ike, and never pay less than SO Meth.
er. Let's see: SO, SO. 75c.. So. "a
~ comes to S10.35. NY girl saws
mats good enough for her.n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-09-22

The concession which the Chinese
government has made to a syndicate
of.American capitalists viii result in
the establishment of much closer com
mercial relations than have hereto
fore existed between China and Amer.
ica- The concessions authorize the
Americans to erect telephone systems
in a number Of the principal cities oil
the coast and also to establish a Ma
tional Bank in the city OF Picking.